Ondine Quinn

Members of the central Kentucky Chapter of Kentuckians for the Commonwealth have decided to address this concern in Lexington by building a campaign that will push local businesses to make their restrooms more inclusive to everyone. They had their first public meeting this past Saturday at 3pm at the Lexington pride center. 16 people came [...]

At Mondo Homo this year there was a really interesting art installation about femme gender identities. I admit that I’d never given femme identities much thought in terms of their ability to subvert the dominant paradigm – or at least not when the folks doing femme were female-born. If anything, I’ve struggled w/ the notion [...]

I’m super excited! My workshop proposal was selected by the allied media conference. It’s called Bless their hearts: Queer organizing in the American south. We’ll be working w/ folks on creating plans to organize queer events, alternative media, and consciousness raising groups in the communities. If you’re free on the weekend of June 17th-20th, you [...]